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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds BrowserStack real-device tests with a local tunnel, proxy, WebDriver client, Android and iOS interaction helpers, and CI execution. It also adds Android Playwright coverage, IME support, touch restoration, and skips incompatible Android tests. ChangesDevice matrix and suite configuration
Proxy, tunnel, and WebDriver transport
Editor and platform interaction helpers
Local and CI execution wiring
Mobile browser and IME test coverage
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds mobile and real-device testing infrastructure and CI coverage, but the tracked environment template currently contains a non-placeholder access token that should be removed and rotated before merge. Host-platform handling and Android keyboard simulation also need owner follow-up to ensure the harness works across supported machines and exercises the intended input path. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant tunnelSetup
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participant Playground
GitHubActions->>Playground: start development server
GitHubActions->>Vitest: run test:device
Vitest->>tunnelSetup: initialize global setup
tunnelSetup->>Playground: verify target server
tunnelSetup->>BrowserStack: start BrowserStackLocal tunnel
Vitest->>BrowserStack: create device session
BrowserStack->>Playground: request proxied application
Vitest->>BrowserStack: execute device interactions
BrowserStack-->>Vitest: return test state and screenshots
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In @.env.sample:
- Line 2: Replace the hardcoded value of
NX_SELF_HOSTED_REMOTE_CACHE_ACCESS_TOKEN in the sample environment configuration
with an empty placeholder, and revoke and rotate the exposed token if it is
valid.
In @.github/workflows/device-tests.yml:
- Line 36: Update the loop in the device test workflow to avoid the unused i
variable by naming the iteration variable _ or otherwise explicitly referencing
it, while preserving the existing 120-iteration behavior.
In `@tests/device/lib/gestures.ts`:
- Line 117: Replace the session.typeKeys call in the soft-Enter test with the
native Android input action that triggers keyCode 229 and the beforeinput path,
ensuring the test exercises IME behavior rather than W3C keyDown/keyUp handling.
In `@tests/device/lib/tunnel.ts`:
- Line 87: Update the platform selection logic around the platform constant to
distinguish supported OS and architectures: use BrowserStackLocal.exe for
Windows, the appropriate Linux x64 or BrowserStackLocal-linux-arm64 archive for
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Puts the harnesses in place that the mobile fixes are verified with, so those changes arrive with their tests rather than their scaffolding. - A fourth browser instance running Android-emulated Chromium, for `end-to-end/mobile/`. Per-instance `contextOptions` are silently ignored by the runner, so the emulation is applied through the provider; `ensureTouchEmulation` asserts it actually took effect rather than letting a stubbed-out context pass as coverage. - `imeComposition`, a browser command driving Chromium's real IME pipeline over CDP. Synthetic `CompositionEvent`s are untrusted and never mutate the DOM, so they cannot reproduce what a mobile keyboard does; `Input.imeSetComposition` can. - A BrowserStack real-device suite (`tests/device/`) and its workflow. The gesture layer is where per-platform quirks are recorded. The copypaste and keyboardhandlers suites gain skips for the cases that don't translate to a touch-emulated context — positional mouse drags have no touch equivalent, so those tests would fail for reasons unrelated to what they cover.
Running the device suite meant exporting BROWSERSTACK_* by hand each time. The config now loads the repo root's `.env` (gitignored; the entries are documented in `.env.sample`, the repo's one sample file) — dotenv parsing accepts its shell-style `export KEY=value` lines, so the same file keeps working for `source`. Real environment variables take precedence, so CI is unaffected, and the missing-credentials error points at the file.
zizmor (repo policy) requires actions pinned to hashes; the workflow also diverged from how every other workflow sets up — checkout + setup-vp with the shared pins, persist-credentials off, an explicit least-privilege permissions block, and vp for install/run. The test:device script drops its pnpm invocation for the same reason: CI only provides vp.
Review feedback: this should be part of normal CI, not a scheduled job. Runs on pushes to main and on PRs — fork PRs have no secrets, so the suite self-skips and the job is a green no-op there. Device minutes are metered, so a superseding push cancels the in-flight PR run. Also silences the actionlint unused-loop-variable warning.
Review feedback asked to simplify the tunnel setup, and the simplest form turned out to be deleting the host-rewriting proxy entirely: it existed only to satisfy Vite's allowedHosts check, and the playground config already whitelists a hostname for the docker e2e setup — bs-local.com joins it, so devices browse the dev server directly through the BrowserStackLocal tunnel. Also removes the CodeQL-flagged error echo in the proxy's 502 path, by removing the proxy. The binary download now maps platform/arch explicitly — the old fallback handed Windows and Linux-ARM the linux-x64 archive — and fails with guidance on unsupported hosts. The header documents that this file runs identically locally and in CI (a parity choice over BrowserStack's GitHub Action, which wraps the same daemon).
Review feedback: the emulation is configured per instance already (the playwright provider's contextOptions) — this util existed to self-heal the one known way it gets lost, Playwright dropping the context's touch emulation after an iframe-element screenshot. Stubbing detection back made tests pass in a context where actual touch input behaves like a desktop. Now it fails loudly, naming the cause, if the loss ever happens — which the android instance's include list is supposed to prevent.
Two review findings about stacking hygiene: - The link-popover device helpers (selectFirstWord, openLinkPopover, the LINK_* selectors, typeAndSubmit) lived in the shared lib but serve only the link tests — they move up to the layer that adds those tests, next to them. - The copypaste/keyboardhandlers touch-emulation skips were carried here while the android instance only runs mobile/**; they belong in the layer that widens the instance to those suites.
Flagged by review: the sample carried a real-looking Nx remote-cache access token (committed with the nx 21 upgrade in July 2025). A sample file should hold placeholders; the value has been public in git history the whole time, so if it is a live credential it needs rotating — see the PR discussion.
…package Review pushback was right to be surprised by the hand-rolled download script: BrowserStack's documented Node.js integration is their browserstack-local package, which downloads and manages the right daemon for the host platform itself. The custom binary fetch, platform/arch map, and daemon spawning all go away; the same code path runs locally and in CI.
Review asked where the docs bless the client half of this rig — and for the hand-rolled REST plumbing (or a bare protocol package) they don't. The client BrowserStack's Automate Node.js documentation and samples actually use is selenium-webdriver, with auth inside the capabilities' bstack:options — which devices.ts already had. DeviceSession now wraps that client and keeps only the domain layer: lifecycle with retry, script polling, artifact screenshots, and the dashboard annotation (a BrowserStack REST API, not a WebDriver route). Public API unchanged, so gestures and tests don't move. (The browserstack-node-sdk layered on top of selenium-webdriver wraps supported runners — Jest, Mocha — and manages the tunnel and platform matrix from a yml. Adopting it would mean a second test runner in a vitest-standardized repo, for tunnel management we already get from the official browserstack-local binding and a device matrix devices.ts already expresses. Deliberately not taken; revisit if Test Observability becomes interesting.)
Review feedback: the reasoning about which BrowserStack packages to use (and why browserstack-node-sdk deliberately isn't) lived in a commit message — durable documentation belongs in the README. Also removes a doc comment orphaned by typeAndSubmit's move.
build.yml runs on the edited event; the device workflow now does too, but only when the edit changed the base branch — that's what changes the merge result (routine in a PR stack), while title and body edits would just spend device minutes.
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Second layer of the stack on #3028. Puts the harnesses in place so the two fix layers above arrive with their tests rather than their scaffolding.
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end-to-end/mobile/: real touch emulation and a mobile UA, soisTouchDevice()is genuinely true and prosemirror-view takes its Android code paths — no platform stubs. Per-instancecontextOptionsare silently ignored by the runner, so emulation goes through the provider, andensureTouchEmulationasserts it actually took effect. This layer registers the instance with onlymobile/**; the behavioural suites join in the Android-Enter layer, whose fix is what makes them pass there.imeCompositionbrowser command: drives Chromium's real IME pipeline over CDP (Input.imeSetComposition). SyntheticCompositionEvents are untrusted and never touch the DOM, so they can't reproduce what a mobile keyboard does.tests/device/): WebDriver REST rig, device matrix, tunnel + proxy setup, and a gesture layer where per-platform quirks are recorded. Runs viapnpm run test:device; nightly + on-demand workflow included. Credentials come from the environment or the repo root.env(entries documented in.env.sample); real env vars win, so CI is unaffected.skipIf(onAndroid)guards for tests that drive selection with positional mouse drags, which have no touch-emulation equivalent.Notes for review
*.device.test.tsfiles (they land with the fixes they verify);passWithNoTestskeeps the workflow green in the window before those layers merge.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME/BROWSERSTACK_ACCESS_KEYrepository secrets before its first run.Summary by CodeRabbit
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